September 24, 1858 (4 pages)

San ST MIB Es NEVADA. CALLFORNEA, FE g . 4) wnat 4 nT BROAD RIREET os NEVADA © ye tae cbada Hoi nal. . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PUBLISHED . ; Drugs, Medicines, Paints, BY XN. P. BROWN & CO. Gils, Window Glass, &c., &e. pF ee er MN. 2. BROWN . i ARE IN CONSTANT RECDOIUT OF THE owing acticles in onr Tine: “dain White, Medicines, ieals, Port Wixe. Paints, Fine Brandy. Red Lead, Lars Oi, Alcohol, Fish Oil, Tapioca, Patent Medicines, Copal Varnish, Bay Rum, saparilla, Dansar Varnish, Webber's Cordal, Cherry Pectoral, Wistar’s Balsain, Office Main si. opposite Express offices. . oer” ER US. For One Year—in ADVANCE ; 4 fanary Seed, Fou S1X Montus Sahil a « dubhicteenmeainee Kee 3,00 1 Nears Poot Oil, For Tuner Montus * ee men niens Sinn hear FixtPacts. J: i Varnish, Sirsare IRS Sacramento ava Sau x raucisce L. P. FISHEL is the ageut. { at San Francisco. Office on Washington strect. opposite eral and complete assortment of ho will be seld at prices as low as Lin the mountain DRI H WICKES & CO. Corner of Bread and Pine streets. tf with a ge uuthorized Agent for this pape: Mazuire’s Opera House. £8 meueadiegilon . Grocoresand Provisious JESSE 8 WALL & Co. paper in Saci 8 he Dawson fin . TOULD re-peetfully inform the citizens of Nevada VW ua cinity tha vhave reveived during the ast weck the e221 Notices. aap aie Serre I BOE ENTE inte Pn oer Largest and best stork: of Guods, . ! . . REN RC Rg RT . . Sher fil’s S rught luto Nevada. They are always on an Fxventinn te ale. oF ction at ent of the Hon. District ¢ District. om the Lith day of An of MORKIS MARTIN and A . Fire-proof Brick B ilding, Broad Street, etheir old stand. nextdoor above J. E re, where can be found every article ACHILLES SARGENT fer ” ‘ er withecosteof sit) Thay t w ‘. keptin a well-reguiated csaned an Sie Ceouk Pact Grocery and Provision Store. eaid ( tod diveetly cast of t x about < gente: . We shall aiways keep the very best quality of Gay of Oct ber. ee Flour, Sugar, Rutter, A.M autat M keantof the Con Cofee, Coffee, Tea, the city Nevala,l at pub! ° highest bidder, for vin? th Hams, Bacon, Rice, ois on olen Zara pos due engesen ay Lard, Candles, Syrups On this the th day of Septemt , We wouldinvite partienlar attention to these Goods ; ae ; S.W. BORING. -heriff. . onrchased expres-ly for the Nevada county trade, and Nevala . sat voursels atthey willeompare favorably with Sf FY OFF k oods te be fornain this place. WALL & CO., Broad Street. SURGE W. WELCH trent is JnVeiol b DF ERIN tn favir ‘ oe : 3 = WAKEFIETD. Books, Music. Co'd Pens, Cuttlery, Fan SHTUUAN ey Articles, und ali kinds of Aud Porty Wolia ae Pee 5k S241) Pat the rat tine Paper, Printing Garde, Cara eet ean age 1Cap, ond Let er, Fancy vec omaguondigg at Wholesale ani Retaii oala ¢ oa t. ‘hart s t Music, Mas Ks, Instructors and all kinds phtint be f of Musical Instrument Sardi; A Circulating Library, rc “ce selections and unendless variety of Chea; > Papers, »and New Publications re, Postage Free. ALTA HAPRESS, -~ta Ny ye daily te Macramento and San Francisco conther neeti: ith Freeman & Cos Aiiautic Express. ‘“ Pioneer Book and News Depot, Mais Street, Nevada. Ja rv ist KOS : : wT ek Wiese , CREGGRY & WICKES, — DEALERS IN nar “ 2g Groceries, Provisions, ee : Preserved Fruits, Mini-g Tools, Ete. prove te \ ‘ t OVEDp eit the continned patrenage of the bod 1 r a, friends o id Grin. aad invite all te give thet thi toa # I tivon hand awell selce s W 1 t t k ° Sheriit's Sale. gee Ieliverca freeof charge at any reasonable disfavor of BERNARD S VEE ugainst A = SNe ee pnsdend Gadniety-tieas (00 dallarsachtethimere-s. ) Nevada Trowand 1 I-88. at th £24 pre per wh — . { AVING ¢ ives in the above br 5 . t ’ 1 ee n We have tools superio ! ween \ : —_ of in the Monntain wa 1 a = ey . f inches in diameter ves ' ' : eh corp chats y and Awning a \ I \ ’ es t 3 f com : an ) ine, just completed = TURD AS , aa ¥ Ww heap as ean be sold in the Sta ¢ N Is i Li net . . = L. day of Perot ! \ . Evorything is New & Warranted Perfect. ’ ne ‘ et Sin PK OE LARGE LATHES in ranvitg order. a ‘ ° “ erates a 1 {4 orders quicker than any other shopin the t 4 ' pre st . ms — . A work done will do well to calland a ml ' ! int 7 “ ala. . “a clot aYPATTERNS om tuts the 6th day of — . XF PUNCTUALLY ATTENDEP TO. ; = . T. J. SibLIAMS Nevada § \ . Db. . * —— . tT D sureters, Sheriff's Sale, t ee vo cpr et Aveneg tle PETER DRUNZER'S ‘he Honesto Devic . Shaving, Shanposing and Bath Saloon . ON COMMERCIAL STREET. NEVADA . Q's E ith RECENT FIRE E NAVE FITTED UP ‘ toneat ond handsome having Saloon, which is {with keen Razers, Fancy Soaps, Xe. . supplied A SPLENDID BATH 1OUSE, WARM & OLD BATHS. -FIFTY ‘ENTS The Barth House is well fitted up, with Clean Towels, \ t ne . Good Prashes, and oll the requirements for a well regwir n&iaed viant as a Stere u d house of the kind Nise atte tacertua HOUSE tH? Gentlemen wishi to indulge in the Inxury «f Mulroy axa Saloon. and known as "Pa CLEAN SHAVE oy a REFRESHING BATH should Sails on \ . i ty I wi Make it an ol ject to go to ” . . I DRUNZER’S. Commercial Street. ter ‘ AY, tn , Tele? 1858 of the s af ~M. aul 4 ochck P.M, to sai-fy . — — 3 =) + aeeae ‘areMen, inthe otyor Xeveqs, . Bathing, Mair Cutting and Shaving this the tta of Sept N Saloon. . s 2ING x =o) Nevaa. S 1 wt = FRANK FISHER ————~. VW rUDr trully inform his old frierds an? enstoCeronuer’s Sale, } Fg * that he has urnedto Nevada and opened Trireprs , a 4 . son 2R=a a ° . . . W _ i edie Se taetean ares + Ae S. Staring, WairCutting & Bathing Saloon, of t! tare of ¢ aina ' ‘ da, in eof DAVES DEVING and acainst District Coart of the Mth dnd AMUEL} A liberal share of pate nage is respeetfally solicited ve bar W Bet the s ot tv i tod \ PRANS FISHER, Proprietor. j . 7 i ey ta : ity arial aes, debt tewet w ' Nierest * a’ Ane } go% —1f . 1 S2223 Wa = ; a ae b ym the rendition of tly Notice to Will Owners. aaa “ansh Deans pedir . i I WOULD call vour particular attention to a New aud Cont ’ tr Wl Qe set fort i i sv] erior article ¢ f : Hes peperey LUBRICATING OIL! ‘ a ‘ it t t ‘ kf » nit For Engines, and Machinery of all kinds, It will wear by \ 1 State of ¢ viet = up, ani will be a saving of 15 per cent ™ a the ov reek to Ob riaM . ale a large stock of Linseed, Lard, Polar and h ’ ‘ athernls g thas ever before offe:edin Nevada FOR dis * ‘ A t x CASH ext frhe P Ma Kb © . GEO. O. KILBOURNE. ter s I lidite ¥ s Riv Nevada. March 12th, 1858. Teka 1 ’ t t iv, . ‘ =e weeds eas Sarthe 1 ee frnnsmith, th: Ssiieer Mice Genin, Ga ge . daASHOOTING GALLERY, on Broad st ne si, 20 ees Ng Apdeanedy iat pt eoustantly on hand forsate Pe ages, ' am . . al, Bails, Caps, Wadding ory, { er! Ke onse ce nN « 4 rf 5 by maging: nf ebay be te : “Fi iN} Pistelsr ed and putin order at the short 1533, between the hour: of (9 o'cl ck. A M. and 4 o'clock Having a <rperior Lathe, he can manufac . 2 tenants ad one ani? Atami ". tire doy partof inachinery which may be desired. Gisen gate y haid i 3 y of Nevada, this ee p eh es sh wits = llth dey of September AD. 1s3e . VAT ss : JOUN BAZLEY . Mw <>) => Corea Y MILL GRASS VAI UNDERSIGN The ab STRI tember 23. 7” i, »vesale is postponed to WEDNESDAY, Sep. inSe informing a bi JOHN RAZLEY, Coroner I ¢conuty. that Picetares by ail + ep tent nerneepeeeeeeeene Notice of Beclaration, NIA, County of Nex owanite nnsarpassed by any in the word Fine Ambrotypes and Melainotypes, STATE OP CALIFO ata, TO i ALE, CON SED Stereoseo, Lictuces & Suniight Paintings on Mica. : Ph e raion of the und reign i, dANE Also—Patcn. Leather and Gil Cloth Pictures, ~ von ieaicbs bs se eg of Willi yn texoirige st '] Views of Min ng C’a ws, and Buildings taken un shor intention t> c+ -e> ‘le wa am notiee. “ In-tructions giveu in the art. P aed ly Virtue July 30, in3e. T. M. WOOD. Calitornia. entitte An Act to anthe te tran act business in theirown name ax traders,” sail business cousi-ing of Farmi iz, Ranchin Teaming, to be transact: dgpom date hereet N 2 ame, aud on her own ac @furesaid; that the ameunt lby her in said bo< Bess does not exceed the sum of Five Thousand Do lar:. JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS Grass V iley, July 22, 18. ; i age Brick Store to Let. THE FIRS-PROOF One story Building ad eunas Jd ohio Grier’ aud reeentiy cecupied by Daven . port & Co . as a Greeery and lrovision Store. For further particulars enquire of WM. 8. Nevada. Inily 2, 1852°—¢f 2 . -inthe Sta: McROBERTS, National Exehang State of California—Counmty of Nevada—Jane Barns ley Stevens being duly sworn, depo eth and x that . she has read .he aforegoing Declaration, and knows the contents th reof, that the same is made in good faith, and thataill the matters therein stated are true. JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS. Subscribed and sworn to before me this July 224 1858. July 30-10 S.C. RICHARDsaN, JP. W_F. ANDERSON W. H. MARTIN Aadersoa & Martin, Attorneys and ounse Hers at Law Cor. of Commercial & Pine ste. Williams’ Brick. les are being taken at his rvoms, . lutermediate Pol: . EMVERSITY OF Al Se ot Nesey . On Br ad St, Opposite National Hotel. . Ladies’ CAMDEN STAGELINE. _ Yeva da te Camden. New Line from Nev N AND A? TER JUNE 28TH the above Line will leave th NATIONAL EX: HANGE, -Broa’ Strect, Nevada, Every Morning a: s excepted) arriving at National tock, A M. ReTrRNING— “St will Leave NATIONAL HOTEL Canulen at Lovelock, P. M., arriving at Nevada at 3o@eclek, P.M. ie Expres ws. Ss C OKs (Sanda Matter promptly attended to. 1, MORRELL, Proprietor. McRonents Agentat Nevada Arentat Canden jy2—tf Daily Stage Line. From Nevabpa to WasHinGTon => On and after Jan. 1, 1856, the above Fw = Line will run as follows : Leaving Nevada at® o'clock, A.M, and passing bx Mountain Spring House. Morgan's, Cold Spring, Whit: yold Hilland Alpha, and arriving at Washingto: by 1 o'clock in the afternoon, Ti isthe Nearest and Best Route to Washington Omega, Seotchman’s Creek, Poor Man's Creek and Enreka teturning the stages will leave the Sovtw Yura HOTEL every m ne at 9 o'clock, and arr'ving at Nevada by . o'clock. PM. connecting with the €alifornia Stage Co's ches for Auburn, Sacramento, Marysville, and Shasta. Office—Sonth Yuba Hotel. Washington. A.S. OLIN, PROPRIETOR. W.S. McRorrrts, Avent. Nevada, Nevada, April leth. R5t—tf To the Travenung runne: California Stage Company. The Stages of this Comnany wil leave their office, NationalExchange r Broadstreet. For SACRAMENTO. Leaves Nevada at . o'clock. A. M an/ arriving at Sacramento in time for the 2 o’eloeck boats for San Franciseo Also, At 4 o'clock, A. M. running via Auburn as an aeccommodation Line te Sacramento For ManysvILr. Leaves the above name offers Every morring at 7 velock, A. M_ passing by Grass Valley Rongh & Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving at M arysville by 3 o'clock, P.M. : TAMES HAWORTH, Prest. C. S.C W. SS. MCROBERTS, Agent. Nevada. March. 7. 1856 -tf Spring Arrangement. "ke Peoples’ Acc mmodition Stage Lin Gee BETWEEN ge Be Nevada amd Gisass Valley. On em afier April lth, b8o8. the above Lin: of Con cord Coaches will commence runing as follows : tyes Smith’s Exchange, Grass Vailey,at8 and 11 A.M. and 4PM. i}. turning leaves National Exchange at 9 A. M. and 2 and M f Phe proprictor feels grateful forthe liberal patsherecofe xtended to this Line f Stages, and hy o ing etlort~ te accommodate all, at low rates, vontide ntly eX pects a contine:nee ofthe same. Pass ers leaving their Nawes and directions at the S ace Offices. will be called for, a 6 H D CADDY, Pronrietar, = i rot oP MetCOOMB, T. J. ASKIN EMPIE LIVE RY STABLE,. « Mill street, Grass Valley. McCOOMS & ASKIN TOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM ' HE CIT5 ns of Grass Valley and the surrev: Cig) owns ve purchased the above well-kiow. LIV. BILE of Harry times te furni h HORSES AND BUGGIES, Single or Bouble Teams, Carriages, . Saddle Horses, fulkies, &c., EQUAL TO ANY IN THE STATE, AT LOW RATES Particnla> attention paid to furnishing CARRTAGES, with competent drivers, for BALLS, PARTIES, FUNERAL , WEDDINGS. &e, &e. ye MONTH. hope, the best > the by striet attention to steck in the mena stable has herctoiore McCOOMB & ASKIN. Coencs Vallee Jnty oO 18h —t¢ THE PACIPIC, SANTA CLARA, VEE Next Session of this Scheol will commence on 7 VEDNESDAY viv Tith din view of this. at their recent n a «“banother T acher to the is now composed ot the following professors : Rev A.S Girnnoxs, A. M. President ane “uf Mentaland Moral 'inlosophvy. Tavwes M Kiwrernis, A. M, and Modern Lanenages Rev. J.J. CLEVELAND ies ing. ulty, which Professor Professor of Ancient A. M., Professor of Mathemat Rev James Rocers, A. M., Professor of Natural . ; Science. EOE. Lanry Teacher in Preparatory Department Rev, WLS. TURNER, A. M., Prineiyal of Fesuale Department Mrs B Treeser. Ass’stant Teacher , Teacher of Ornamental Branches. Lawnir, Teacher of Mnste. The conrse of study ecubraces all that is usually tancht in the bess Colleges in the Fast bas already sent ent one class of gra luates, Roardand Tuntion. v twenty two weeks. S155. payabl quarterly. in advane . Facilities sre offered by whieh yourg men of steady habits and limited means may beard themselves. For foriher information and catalogues, apply to Jnty O—tf A. S GIBBONS. President BOOTS & SHOES. The Old Stand, Corner of Main and Commercial Streets Pa James R The nudersigned having purchased the = sinterestof S Meyers in the above f thlichinent. wenld respectfully in form the citizens of Nevalaand.urroun ling country that they intend to keep a large and good . judgement assortment of b= We Rope ee <BeS directfrom the best imanutfacturers ia And all kinds and varieties of Shoes. New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, and will be abicto sell as cheap as they can be sold at any other establishment in the State. arce assortuent of Nisses, and Children’s Shoes. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A continuance ofthe liberal patronage from their former patrons and the pul lic are respectfully solicited. WM. R.COE. Nevada, April 2¢_IP57 PRICES REDUCED. LADIES! LADIES! LADIES! We respee' fully ea] your attention to Our Large and Well Selected Stock of SUMMER GOODS, Which we from this date offer to you AT CREATLY REDUCED PRICES!!! And beg yon to give us a call before purchasing. Stiefel & Cohn, Philadelphia Store Iniv 19—tf Important to the Traveling Community ILLINOIS BRIDGE, Qovrn YUBA RIVER, six miles from Nevada, the nearest and most direc line of travel from Nevada City to Col-mbia Hill, Humbug City, Woolsey’s Flat, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Snow Point, Eureka, Relief Hill, and all The > ndersignes ve just completed iheir New Road leading out from Main and Washington streets, Nevada, through the East Gapof the Sugar Loaf Hill and tothe above named bridge, whieh is now opened to the traveling pa lic. The road and bridre cannot be excelled by any in the State. By travel’ng this road teamsters atid others will find it greatly to their advantage as it avoids the worst part of the ronte to the above points, KATES OF TOLL KEASONABLE. COOPER & CO. Blue Tent, Nevada co., Cat. County Sirveyor’s Offic COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. Joun ©. Gampir, } J. OSTROM County Surveyor. 45 Deputy. 4A LL persous are hereby cantioned against employing ether Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. Extract from Lows of California ) Car. 20, Sec. 3. Nosurvey or re survey hereafter made by any person excepttthe County Surveyer or hit deputy shallbe considerediegal evidence in any Court within this State. JOHN L, GAMBLE. Nevada, June 26th, ]857. RIDAY ady, and are prepaied at all . ne, which will be sola . FIQRSEN GROOMED BY THE DAY, . WEER It is the purpose of the . itv ta meet filly the wants of The University . th frreished reom per session of T have made arrangements to fget my Stock . i District Court lth Jndicial Distriet. sey, Plaintiff, vs. J.C. Abbott. et als. Defe: Legal Noti-es, SUMMONS, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 2. County of Nevada. 53S District Court of the Fourteenth Jucicial District of said State. The People of the S‘ate of California, to J. S. LANDEKER, Greeting: Tou are hereby summoned toap:ear and answer the Y complaint of Edward Kelsey filed against you, arah Landeker and Bailey Gatzert, within ten day from the service of this writ, if served on vou in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and put of this county. and within forty days if served on you in this State and out of this District, in an action commencedon the llth day of Angnst, a D '858 in said Court forthe recovery of three thoueand -ix hundred . nd twelve dollars and fifty cents, alleged in thecomplaint to said action tobe due the said Plaintiff from the defendants J S. Landeker with aceruing imterest on the sum of $2,500, at the rate of 2} per cent per Month from the Lith day of Angust a p 1848 till paid: \Jso acerning interest on the sum of $1,000 at the nonthly rate of 2 per et a month from date aforesaid uni} paid, and that the Court will, by its final judgment, rdera decree of foreclosure and sale of the mortgaged premises, particula ly mentioned and deseribed in the sriginal complaint to said action on file in the office of the Clerk efsaid Court. and that all persons claiming by, threugh or under any or ¢ i her of said defendants, may be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, or equi ty of redemption in or to the premise: described as tferesaid. And you ate hereby notified that if von fail to answer said cumplaint as herein directed, Pla'ntiff— willtake judgment against you therefore by default, tosether with all costs of uit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in his said comnlaint Ins testimony whereof 1, RUFUS SUOEMAKER, Clerk of the District Court afo esaid, do herennto set my hand and impress the seai of said Court, at office, in the City of of Nevada. this 12th day of August‘ . A b leds. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. Win. Sinith, Deputy. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, rm Cousty oF Nevapba. gs It appearing to my satis‘action upon affidavit that °. 8. Landeker is a necessary asd proper party to the above entitled action, and that a cause of action exists against said defendant. And it further appearing that said defendant Las departed from and resides out of this State. It ittherefore ordered that theSummons in said action be servedon said JS Landeker by publication thereof ence in each week for a period ot three months in the Nevata JOURNAL 8 newspaper published in saidNevada County: Given under my hands at Chambers in Nevada this llth day of August IS58. NILES Sf ARLS, District Judge, True copy. Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By Wim Smith, Deputy Clerk, JOIN ANDIRSON, Attorney. al3 Summons. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Distriet Court of the ts lath Jndicial District County of Nevada, of said State The People of the State of California to. G CLARK— Greeting : OU ARE hereby Sam moned to apnear and answer the complaint of Hmwarnp KeEtsey fil d again you THos Epwakrnps aud J C. Apnorr withintend from the service of this writ. if don yon in this Cornty, withi owe ays if serv on you inthis Distriet and ont of thi minty, and within forty days if served on you in this Siate an] ous of this District. in an action commenced on the 31 day of Avenst, SSS, ie «nid Court fer the reegvery of the <mm of Six Thousand [ol ev. » the said date, and i + complaint to said action to be due plaintif from defendants upon a promissory note executed jeintly by the defendant , as set forth in the complaint aforesaid Alxo—For a deeree of Forclosure and sale of the mortgaged premises given to secure the payment of said Note, and that the procecds of said sale may be applied to the paymentof any judgment that may be obtained » particularly ime “lL and deseribedin said nt oN file in the + Clerk of sa:rd Court t viies this Writ. And von are hereby net thatif you fail to answer said complaint @+ herein directed, Plaintiff will take judgment + gain-t vou therefor hy tefanit. tegether with ‘All costs of suit an also dei doefthe Court such other relief as is prayed for Teomnlaint. In testhuony whereof I, Knfus Shoemaker, Clerk of the Dist rt aforesaid, do » ys SEAT Vira unto eet ney upress the seal sp WY or sa A Conrt ce in the city of Nevada . this ivtin day of August & D 1 : RUPU S. Lampert, Der upto SHOEMAKER, Clerk. INNIA— euniy ef Nevaca— In the I 1 Distriet—Ea MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1858. Business Cards. John Anderson, TICE OF THE PEACE. OverHarrington & Paiterson’s Saloon DR. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon, At F. F. -pence’s Drug Store, Main street. Nevada. JUS Wh. J. KNOX, © T. OVEKTOSN, Knox & Overton, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Orrice—On cor. Broad and Pirtestreets, Thomas Marsh, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER COMMERCIALSTREET, “ABOVE MAIN. NEVADA CITY. feb DUNN & GATES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Riley’s Building, Nevada. Angust 20, 1858—tf Henry L. Joachimssen, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. With Buckner & Till, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OFFICE Commercial Strb t. Fidd & Knox's Building, Bread Street George S. fiupp, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OrFick—In Brick Building cf br H.H. Wickes & Co Cerner of Broad and i‘ine strecis, Nevada. ap3u DR. W.A. KITTRIDGE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Ofice—Cor. of Pine §& Commercial St. NEVADA, sepl0 MRS. EH. STONE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Student of Gezin College ....222-Germany. No.3 BOULDER STREET, KEVADA. MLENKY MEREDITH, Tuomas v. HAWLEY Meredith & Hawiey, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Office—Kidd & Knox’s Brick Bnilding. janis T.R. MCFARLAND GARDINER & McFARLAND, Attorneys and Counsellers at Law. Office—Riley’s Brick building Corner Pine and Broad rect. *, GALDINER. 3. MC ONNE! L. McConnell & Niles, Attorneys and Coun:ellors at Law, Wili practice in all the Courts of the 14th Judicial Disrict, and in the Supreme Court. Office in Ki Ws Ble ion j ee William C, Stiles, the Undertaker, WILL BE FOUND AT The End of Pine Street bridge, NEVADA CiTY. lsoo—tt A. C. NILES, up stairs Nevada, June 4, CHARLES W. YOUNG. MANUFACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN W \boott, et al defendants ng aud tikng “be atidavit of AC Niles and it to the satisfaction of th: Court that J G Clark sary and proper party defendent herein and that he has dey arted and is absent fiom this! tate, it. is or tered that summons bercio be served uponthe said J G Clark by p Diication in the Nevada JovRNAL once a week for three months } Dated Nevada, Aue 1, 18 . NILES (A True Copy—Attest ) RUFUS SUOEMAKER, Gerk. By JS Lambert. De puty Andersen, MeCorneli & N les, Attys for Plaintiffs. . . . . ward We faa: 1 jury apperr isa nees ARLS, District Judge. SUNLNORS, . Qt ATE OF CALITORNIA Conny of Nevada, ss: District Courtof the Fourteenth Judicial District of id State ‘he People of the State of Caiffornia, to J. G. Clark, ting . Youware hereby summoned toappear and answer the complaint of Fdward Kelsey, filed against Ses ee oes OD Abbe : Y t service © oe: ‘don yen in this county within twenty days ifserved cn you in this District } and out of this county, ard within forty days if served onyou inthis tate aid eutof this District. in an ac } ti th commenced on the 2dday of Aucust, A op 1858 in . said Court for therceovery of the sum of fifteen handred and seventy-one dollars and thirty cents, together with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per menth from Sept mber 6th 1856 to the time of judge. ment. also, f radecree of sale and foreclosure of the mortgaged premises described and set forth in the com. Jvint to said action on file in office of the Clerk of said Court. Alse, for the additiensl sum of twenty-two hundred and seventy dollars and ninety-nine cents with accruing interest at the rates fs per eent per month and alse forad eree of sale an! foreclosure ofthe mort gaged premis sdeserii ed and set forth in the complain, to said action ¢n file in office of the . lerk of ssid Court a certified copy of «hich accompanies this writ, And yon are hereby notified that if you fail to answer saidcomplaintas herein directed Plaintiff will take against you therefore by default. together { with ail cost~ of suit, and alse demand of the Court such other relie? is prayed for in hissatd compliint In testimony whereof I Rurvus SHOEMAKER, Clerk of the Distriet Court afor hereunto -et my hand nd impress the sez ourt, at Office, “n the cit, f Nevada, this [9th day of August, ap. 1858, j RULUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk, J.8, Lambert, Deputy. CATE OF CatirokNts—tounty of Nevada—ss, In Fdwar! KelOn reading and filing the affidavit of A. C. Nil and it appearing therefrom to th satisfaction of the Court, that.) G Clirk isa necessary and proper pa ty defendant herein, and that the said Ciark has departed and is absent from the State. Tt is ordered t' at Summens hereby be served upon the aid JG. CLARK. by publication in the NEVADA JouR NAL once a werk for Three months, Dated Nevada, Aupust 19, 185%, NILES SEARLS, District Judge. (A True Copy—Attest) * RUFUS SHOEMAKER, (lerk. By TS Lampert, Debuty Jno Anderson. VeConnel’ & Niles. Atty’s for Plt ff SUMMONS, STATE OF CALIFORNIa, ss County of Nevasa, fs " district Court of the Idth Judicial District of said State. The People of the Staie of Caiforuia, to MI: HAEL L, WOLFE, Greeting: Bb” fe ARE HEREBY summoned to appear and answer tothe complaint of John Pryor filed against you by James Weaver and I-aae N. ‘Lhorn within ten days from the service of this writ if served on yor in this county, within twenty days if served on yon in ‘his District and ont of this county. and within forty days if orved op you in this Sate outef this District, in an action commenced on the 10th da of Angust, aD 858. in said Court for the recovery ot two thousand tive hundred an i twelve doliars. aliedzcd in the complaint aforesaid to be due Plaintiff from Defendants upon a promis sory note, together with aceruing interest on safd sum at the rate +f three per cent per month till paid Al-o, fra decree of forecolsure and sale o° the 1 rtzag ed premises pa:ticularly mentioned aud dese:ibed in the original complaint on fle in the office of tho ¢lork of said Court a certified co; y ef which is herewith served And you are herehy votitied thatif you fail to auswer said complaint as herein directod Plaintiff will take jndgvient against you therefore by d -tault. together with all costs of suit, and also demand or the Court sueb other relief as is prayed for in his said complaint. In testimony whereof. I. RUFUS HOEMAKER. Clerk ofthe District Court af: resai?, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of «aid Court, at office, in the City uf Nevada, this 10thday of Angnst, a Dp. 1858. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By © m. Smith, Deputy. It appearing to the Court by affidavit of John A. Prior attorney in fact for Plaintiff th t MichaelG. Wolf oneof the d: fenda.ts canno’ be found,—although diligent search has bee Nmadeforhim and it also appearing that sav! W' If is stil a resident of this Sate. an that Plaintiff baa good cause of action agaijust caid defendant. It is therefore ordered thit se-vice be hal upon said defendant, Wolfe. by pnb ivatien in the NEVADA JouRNAL anewspaper published in Nevada for the term of four weeks next froin and after this @ te, Witness NILES SEARLS, District Judge, {A true copy . Rurvus Stor“ aker, Clerk, D.C. By Wai. omith, De Clerk. Dunn & Cates, Attys.for Plinure” Le Attest within ten days from the . aoe All kines of Fine Watehes, . Skee DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, Old stand—Counmereial street, Ne a—Aug >. NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE. Fr. SCHOTTE, 7 O 30 Main ~ treet, continues to melt and Assay pe Gold aad Ores of every daseription, Returns madein from four to six hours. My Assays are grarantecd, and Bars discounted in Neva'ta at Marysvuile or acrauento rates. [3 Eutrevee to my office, through House of JC. Birdseye & . 0. °= the Banking ap2s J.M. HAMILTUN & CO., General Dealers in . } WARDWARE, IRON, STEEL Window Giass and Oils, Camphene, Powder, Fuse, Cordage, Tackle, Blocks, &¢ . AT THEIR OLD STAND, No. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada Nevada. Ang jj5—tf GEORGE H. LORING, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, Next door below C. W. Young's, MAIN. STREET. N. B—All work pertaining to the Jevelrv business neath: performed. MORRIS ROSENH 21M, Watchmaker & Jeweler, AND DEALER IN . FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Diamonds. Main Street. two doors from the Nevada Journal Office. Nevada, April 23d. 1859. CHARLES W. MULFORD, BANKER. At his Old Stand, Main street, Nevada. Gold Dust Bought at the highest market rates. Sight Checkson Sacramento and >an Francisco AT PAR. Dust forwarded to the U.S, Branch Mint for Assay or Coinage, avd advances made on the sane. ifreq.ired. Nevace Dec. 4th, 1857. JAMES CHURCHMAN, Attorney and Counselior at Law, \ TILL hereafter devote himsclfsolely to the prae tice of his profession, and will be found alway* it his office, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada: Neept wien aortt on ocofessional business. julyld G. FL. DEETHKEN, SURVEYOR. 'URVEYS OF MINING CLAIMS, s and Ditches, carefully attended to. Mathema‘ieal Drawings of every description made with neatness and dispateh, Oftiee—Main stree_ rear of Bird :eye’s Banking house Nevada, July 9, '=58 DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Reom 24 Story Kidd & Knox’s Brick. DR. CHAPMAN will be happy to wait on those wishing his services, Teeth af. ter having became sensitive from exposure ofthe nerve or otherwise will be filled without causing pain. All Dental operations performed in a neat and snbstan al manner, aol satisfaction guaranteed in all eases. DR. CHAPMAN designs making Nevada his permanent residence. « n2l 3m TUNNELS, STANTON BUCKNER. C. WILSON HILL Buckner & Hill, OFFICEIN KELSEY'S BUILDING.SECOND FLOOR Commercial street, Nevada. . ginger associated themselves together in the practice of the Law, will attend promptly to all business contided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties. Nevada July 18, 1856-tf a “MEAGNOLIA.” The Magnolia Saloon, next door to the U. 8. Mint No. 148 Commercial Street, Open under tke Supervision of CAPTAIN EDWIN A. RIGG; G S NORRIS, Oysters Furnished in every style. San Francisco, Sept. 4—tf a nS seed tick, tick.—Louisville Journal. eee WHOLE NUMBER 40 ~ THE JOURNAL. i An old native, at Les Angeles, led up his ten sons to the ballot box on election day, and placed in the hand . each a straight Administration ticket, saw the whole brood vote it, and then voted the same way himself. Just what might have been expected from a greasér. Srock.—Some idea may be formed of the iinmense stock business of Southern California, from the fact that in the past seven months, 23 689 head of cattle. 620 horses and 23,560 sheep passed hitherward thiough Natividad, Monterey county. MackereL Fisurrey.—The Santa Cruz Sentinel of Saturday, says: “Mackerel in great abundance have been taken onthe Santa Ciuz shore of Monterey Bay during the early part of the present week. On Wednesday 9 party of five returned aftera few hours fishing with eight hundred, besides a uumber cf smelt, horse makeral; and other kinds, of fish, including two or three small sharks. The fish when cleansed and silted made one and half barrels. A fine opportunity is here presented for the developement of the the country. Oue or two parties, who have the means, declare their intention of les urces of srosecuting the buisness extensively the i git coming season.” FF In his last published political work, in the last part ef it, and as his “last word,” Col. Benton thus admonishes the American peoyle : “A Last worp.— I was breaking down under the terrible attack which kept me for two weeks, face to face with death, when I was writing this examination, and had to break off abruptly, leaving two heads untouched, and not even alluded to. Besides these two entire heads, now postponed, there was another, which T wished to bring before the American people, to-wit: The com duct of an Administration aud a Senate. Satinists, Mopern AND AXCIANT = Hate satirists done the world more cood or harm, is a question we frécontinually tempted to ask 7 Thes sertainly have not succeeded in éorrésting their own errors by any means. either it ancieut or in modern times. Few Lavé been more severe upor the manners amt modes of the present age than Thacke= ray. He has suceeeéded m shoving ap the fashions and follies of Pulgravia witht a keen pen. Shams and snobs have, as he boasts, no mercy at his hands. Yet he, in turn, becoines the subject of a ériticism no less severe, and more personal. stinging and trithful than an} of his own portraits A Mr. Yates, @ member with himself of the Garvick Club, has taken him oF iy suéh I vely sty le, in one of the London papers that he has demanded thé refraction of the satiré, sr the expulsion of the author. The latter has we believe, been the final result. Dickens, however, warily championed Mr. Yates. The boys sometimes get.a small vial, into whieh they contrive to slip as many spiders as they can catch, who, after biting off each others’ arms and legs, end thé éombat hy the poison they infuse into fhe Just now the Garrick sub has become a vial of spiders, each wounds inflicted. poisoning and killing all the rest, instead of the flies, that form their wonted food. Will the world be the better; or the worse off, for this exchange of dict ? Dickens himself, though more fairly a humorist, than a satizist, and aman of far higher type and better philosoply than Thackeray, has been very severe (about as bad as Thackeray himsé!fy upon a certain class of sentiments comIt has been hinted that the character of Clennam’s mother, in oné of his latest novels; was, in fac‘, a take off, not only on the monly known as Evangelical. Calvinism but the character, of his own wife. His domestic difficulties have accordingly furnished an oceasicn, by ue means neglected by certain Lewspapers, to inquire whether these are the natural results of “liberal Christianity,” 7. ¢. to called Democratic, which has done, and . make the house unbearable for ar ortho is doing, what no former Admiuistration and Senate (whether Whig, Federal, Democratic, or Republican) ever did !— that is to say, suppressing aud concealing the evidences of a foreign negotiation, after the negotiation is all over and cone with; which negotiation is surrounded by circumstances which connect it with a scheme to bring on a separation of the slave from the free States. J speak of the Gadsden negotiation, and of fifty millions he was authorized to give for a broadside of Mexico, with a port on the Gulf of California, and a railway toit, to suit the United States South, after the separation; to which point all the schemes for a Southern Pacific railrozd tend, while the eredulous public are made to believe that they are hunting the best way to Califurnia, where they mean it shall never go, becouse California rejects slavery. “Every Union-loving State Legislature should post its Senator under instructions to bring these hidden negotiations to the public view, though with but little prospect of getting the whole truth after se many years’ suppression —the same reasons which have induced suppression thus far, being equally strong to make it perpetual ; so that much may be gone past recovery. Wasninetox Ciry, Sept. 1857." Fe The N. Y. Post says that the Pacific Railroad was to be built on a Southern route, the farther south the better, has been a forgone conclusion with the Government for some four years. Money enough has been spent in the exploration of Southern routes— all but two or three of them being through Texas—to build many miles of the road from St Paul to Puget Sound One million of dollars spent in Texas enginecring, seven hundred and tifty thousand spent in printing the surveys. ten millions paid by General Gadsden fora strip of desert territory outside of our own boundaries, since arailroad was impracticable in that section of country within them, a quarter ofa million spent for a wagon road over the said desert, another quarter of a million spent for Bactrian camels and Bedouin dromedaries to be used where there was little water, another quarter of a million spent in digzing artesian wells where water was 80 scarce that even camels could not live~=all these items, added roughly, amotint to twelve millions of dollars, and are exclusive of the sum we shall soon have to pay for organizing Arizona into a Territory, and for supporting the Utah troops yet to be sent into that region for the protection of the settlers and the Southern Pacific railroad. Jonathan Going on Tick: =The Washington Union boasts that the affairs of the Government are going on like clock work. Oh yes, they are going on—tick; dox wife. Byron first won h's way to fame by his English Bards and Scotelt Reviewers, a satire in which he did no real injury to the Edinburg Review, that had roused his wrath, but iy whieh he ridiculed a class of poets of the highest order, who have survived his ridicule, and embalined in amber others long sincedead. He showed indeed his own powers asa poet, although the erities have not filed to diseover that the boldest and most beautiful passage inthe whole satire, the figure of the stricket eagle in the character ef Kirke White, is nothing but a splendid plagiarism.— His own life, too, has formed the grownd of as much censure as he ever trrofe. Butler’s recent take-off, “Nothing to Wear,” admirable as it is npon the lressy eXtravagaice of the times, has not corrected the evil against which it was aimed. Hoops Htave gune on expanding ever since, and will do so. we presume, until they explode in the -é¥ular course, not of nature exactly, buf of fashion. Nor will his more recent and polished performance of “T'#» Millions” drawn out of him by Yale College; check the speculating mania of the present day. What millionaire ever read iLood's “Miss K:Imansegg 1’ What gold hunter ever reformed by it? Horace wrofe of the e:rors and f.} ies of the Romans just before the Christian eray and Juvenal just after. Both showed up the vices of the cout and city life; as well as the shallowness of the puiloss ophy of the times. Yet who now supposes that they contributed to the reformation af a single corruption 1 Horace laughed and sneered at vice, as folly, justas Thackeray laughs and sneers ; and Juvenal waxed indignant and earnes’ just as Butler does at the clase of his pieces; yet none of them did for Rome, or even for “Cxsar’s lioisthold "4 what the letter and the lips of the Hes brew tent-maker ¢id, Indeed, the chief use of gatiré séetrs to be to correct the taste and standard of the age, and above all, to correet the ertties and satirists themselves—to carry both back to those great and eternel principles above all fashion and all t me that never can be criticised. Yet they often do more mischief than good, by descending into details that enlighten the eyes to evil, and excite the itmagination, and lead to imitation: Butler’s “Nothing to Wear” liag betn as good as a five hundred dollar advertisement to Stuart of Broadway, as Juvenal’s severer invectives taught grosser vices eighteen httndred years ago. 'Thackeray’s writings ¢réate quite a demand for “cakes and ale;” as Byron’s writings did for gin and water. ‘Iwo thousand years hence these works may all be useful in aiding some Macaulay to re-constrnet in piquant views the inner life and eivilizatian of the present age—to prove from Byron that Kirke White was the only poet of the times except his lordship, that Coleridge was only a “mighty mas: ter of unmeaning rhyme,” and. ‘Tom Moore a notecious coward,

San ST MIB Es NEVADA. CALLFORNEA, FE g . 4) wnat 4 nT BROAD RIREET os NEVADA © ye tae cbada Hoi nal. . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PUBLISHED . ; Drugs, Medicines, Paints, BY XN. P. BROWN & CO. Gils, Window Glass, &c., &e. pF ee er MN. 2. BROWN . i ARE IN CONSTANT RECDOIUT OF THE owing acticles in onr Tine: “dain White, Medicines, ieals, Port Wixe. Paints, Fine Brandy. Red Lead, Lars Oi, Alcohol, Fish Oil, Tapioca, Patent Medicines, Copal Varnish, Bay Rum, saparilla, Dansar Varnish, Webber's Cordal, Cherry Pectoral, Wistar’s Balsain, Office Main si. opposite Express offices. . oer” ER US. For One Year—in ADVANCE ; 4 fanary Seed, Fou S1X Montus Sahil a « dubhicteenmeainee Kee 3,00 1 Nears Poot Oil, For Tuner Montus * ee men niens Sinn hear FixtPacts. J: i Varnish, Sirsare IRS Sacramento ava Sau x raucisce L. P. FISHEL is the ageut. { at San Francisco. Office on Washington strect. opposite eral and complete assortment of ho will be seld at prices as low as Lin the mountain DRI H WICKES & CO. Corner of Bread and Pine streets. tf with a ge uuthorized Agent for this pape: Mazuire’s Opera House. £8 meueadiegilon . Grocoresand Provisious JESSE 8 WALL & Co. paper in Saci 8 he Dawson fin . TOULD re-peetfully inform the citizens of Nevada VW ua cinity tha vhave reveived during the ast weck the e221 Notices. aap aie Serre I BOE ENTE inte Pn oer Largest and best stork: of Guods, . ! . . REN RC Rg RT . . Sher fil’s S rught luto Nevada. They are always on an Fxventinn te ale. oF ction at ent of the Hon. District ¢ District. om the Lith day of An of MORKIS MARTIN and A . Fire-proof Brick B ilding, Broad Street, etheir old stand. nextdoor above J. E re, where can be found every article ACHILLES SARGENT fer ” ‘ er withecosteof sit) Thay t w ‘. keptin a well-reguiated csaned an Sie Ceouk Pact Grocery and Provision Store. eaid ( tod diveetly cast of t x about < gente: . We shall aiways keep the very best quality of Gay of Oct ber. ee Flour, Sugar, Rutter, A.M autat M keantof the Con Cofee, Coffee, Tea, the city Nevala,l at pub! ° highest bidder, for vin? th Hams, Bacon, Rice, ois on olen Zara pos due engesen ay Lard, Candles, Syrups On this the th day of Septemt , We wouldinvite partienlar attention to these Goods ; ae ; S.W. BORING. -heriff. . onrchased expres-ly for the Nevada county trade, and Nevala . sat voursels atthey willeompare favorably with Sf FY OFF k oods te be fornain this place. WALL & CO., Broad Street. SURGE W. WELCH trent is JnVeiol b DF ERIN tn favir ‘ oe : 3 = WAKEFIETD. Books, Music. Co'd Pens, Cuttlery, Fan SHTUUAN ey Articles, und ali kinds of Aud Porty Wolia ae Pee 5k S241) Pat the rat tine Paper, Printing Garde, Cara eet ean age 1Cap, ond Let er, Fancy vec omaguondigg at Wholesale ani Retaii oala ¢ oa t. ‘hart s t Music, Mas Ks, Instructors and all kinds phtint be f of Musical Instrument Sardi; A Circulating Library, rc “ce selections and unendless variety of Chea; > Papers, »and New Publications re, Postage Free. ALTA HAPRESS, -~ta Ny ye daily te Macramento and San Francisco conther neeti: ith Freeman & Cos Aiiautic Express. ‘“ Pioneer Book and News Depot, Mais Street, Nevada. Ja rv ist KOS : : wT ek Wiese , CREGGRY & WICKES, — DEALERS IN nar “ 2g Groceries, Provisions, ee : Preserved Fruits, Mini-g Tools, Ete. prove te \ ‘ t OVEDp eit the continned patrenage of the bod 1 r a, friends o id Grin. aad invite all te give thet thi toa # I tivon hand awell selce s W 1 t t k ° Sheriit's Sale. gee Ieliverca freeof charge at any reasonable disfavor of BERNARD S VEE ugainst A = SNe ee pnsdend Gadniety-tieas (00 dallarsachtethimere-s. ) Nevada Trowand 1 I-88. at th £24 pre per wh — . { AVING ¢ ives in the above br 5 . t ’ 1 ee n We have tools superio ! ween \ : —_ of in the Monntain wa 1 a = ey . f inches in diameter ves ' ' : eh corp chats y and Awning a \ I \ ’ es t 3 f com : an ) ine, just completed = TURD AS , aa ¥ Ww heap as ean be sold in the Sta ¢ N Is i Li net . . = L. day of Perot ! \ . Evorything is New & Warranted Perfect. ’ ne ‘ et Sin PK OE LARGE LATHES in ranvitg order. a ‘ ° “ erates a 1 {4 orders quicker than any other shopin the t 4 ' pre st . ms — . A work done will do well to calland a ml ' ! int 7 “ ala. . “a clot aYPATTERNS om tuts the 6th day of — . XF PUNCTUALLY ATTENDEP TO. ; = . T. J. SibLIAMS Nevada § \ . Db. . * —— . tT D sureters, Sheriff's Sale, t ee vo cpr et Aveneg tle PETER DRUNZER'S ‘he Honesto Devic . Shaving, Shanposing and Bath Saloon . ON COMMERCIAL STREET. NEVADA . Q's E ith RECENT FIRE E NAVE FITTED UP ‘ toneat ond handsome having Saloon, which is {with keen Razers, Fancy Soaps, Xe. . supplied A SPLENDID BATH 1OUSE, WARM & OLD BATHS. -FIFTY ‘ENTS The Barth House is well fitted up, with Clean Towels, \ t ne . Good Prashes, and oll the requirements for a well regwir n&iaed viant as a Stere u d house of the kind Nise atte tacertua HOUSE tH? Gentlemen wishi to indulge in the Inxury «f Mulroy axa Saloon. and known as "Pa CLEAN SHAVE oy a REFRESHING BATH should Sails on \ . i ty I wi Make it an ol ject to go to ” . . I DRUNZER’S. Commercial Street. ter ‘ AY, tn , Tele? 1858 of the s af ~M. aul 4 ochck P.M, to sai-fy . — — 3 =) + aeeae ‘areMen, inthe otyor Xeveqs, . Bathing, Mair Cutting and Shaving this the tta of Sept N Saloon. . s 2ING x =o) Nevaa. S 1 wt = FRANK FISHER ————~. VW rUDr trully inform his old frierds an? enstoCeronuer’s Sale, } Fg * that he has urnedto Nevada and opened Trireprs , a 4 . son 2R=a a ° . . . W _ i edie Se taetean ares + Ae S. Staring, WairCutting & Bathing Saloon, of t! tare of ¢ aina ' ‘ da, in eof DAVES DEVING and acainst District Coart of the Mth dnd AMUEL} A liberal share of pate nage is respeetfally solicited ve bar W Bet the s ot tv i tod \ PRANS FISHER, Proprietor. j . 7 i ey ta : ity arial aes, debt tewet w ' Nierest * a’ Ane } go% —1f . 1 S2223 Wa = ; a ae b ym the rendition of tly Notice to Will Owners. aaa “ansh Deans pedir . i I WOULD call vour particular attention to a New aud Cont ’ tr Wl Qe set fort i i sv] erior article ¢ f : Hes peperey LUBRICATING OIL! ‘ a ‘ it t t ‘ kf » nit For Engines, and Machinery of all kinds, It will wear by \ 1 State of ¢ viet = up, ani will be a saving of 15 per cent ™ a the ov reek to Ob riaM . ale a large stock of Linseed, Lard, Polar and h ’ ‘ athernls g thas ever before offe:edin Nevada FOR dis * ‘ A t x CASH ext frhe P Ma Kb © . GEO. O. KILBOURNE. ter s I lidite ¥ s Riv Nevada. March 12th, 1858. Teka 1 ’ t t iv, . ‘ =e weeds eas Sarthe 1 ee frnnsmith, th: Ssiieer Mice Genin, Ga ge . daASHOOTING GALLERY, on Broad st ne si, 20 ees Ng Apdeanedy iat pt eoustantly on hand forsate Pe ages, ' am . . al, Bails, Caps, Wadding ory, { er! Ke onse ce nN « 4 rf 5 by maging: nf ebay be te : “Fi iN} Pistelsr ed and putin order at the short 1533, between the hour: of (9 o'cl ck. A M. and 4 o'clock Having a <rperior Lathe, he can manufac . 2 tenants ad one ani? Atami ". tire doy partof inachinery which may be desired. Gisen gate y haid i 3 y of Nevada, this ee p eh es sh wits = llth dey of September AD. 1s3e . VAT ss : JOUN BAZLEY . Mw <>) => Corea Y MILL GRASS VAI UNDERSIGN The ab STRI tember 23. 7” i, »vesale is postponed to WEDNESDAY, Sep. inSe informing a bi JOHN RAZLEY, Coroner I ¢conuty. that Picetares by ail + ep tent nerneepeeeeeeeene Notice of Beclaration, NIA, County of Nex owanite nnsarpassed by any in the word Fine Ambrotypes and Melainotypes, STATE OP CALIFO ata, TO i ALE, CON SED Stereoseo, Lictuces & Suniight Paintings on Mica. : Ph e raion of the und reign i, dANE Also—Patcn. Leather and Gil Cloth Pictures, ~ von ieaicbs bs se eg of Willi yn texoirige st '] Views of Min ng C’a ws, and Buildings taken un shor intention t> c+ -e> ‘le wa am notiee. “ In-tructions giveu in the art. P aed ly Virtue July 30, in3e. T. M. WOOD. Calitornia. entitte An Act to anthe te tran act business in theirown name ax traders,” sail business cousi-ing of Farmi iz, Ranchin Teaming, to be transact: dgpom date hereet N 2 ame, aud on her own ac @furesaid; that the ameunt lby her in said bo< Bess does not exceed the sum of Five Thousand Do lar:. JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS Grass V iley, July 22, 18. ; i age Brick Store to Let. THE FIRS-PROOF One story Building ad eunas Jd ohio Grier’ aud reeentiy cecupied by Daven . port & Co . as a Greeery and lrovision Store. For further particulars enquire of WM. 8. Nevada. Inily 2, 1852°—¢f 2 . -inthe Sta: McROBERTS, National Exehang State of California—Counmty of Nevada—Jane Barns ley Stevens being duly sworn, depo eth and x that . she has read .he aforegoing Declaration, and knows the contents th reof, that the same is made in good faith, and thataill the matters therein stated are true. JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS. Subscribed and sworn to before me this July 224 1858. July 30-10 S.C. RICHARDsaN, JP. W_F. ANDERSON W. H. MARTIN Aadersoa & Martin, Attorneys and ounse Hers at Law Cor. of Commercial & Pine ste. Williams’ Brick. les are being taken at his rvoms, . lutermediate Pol: . EMVERSITY OF Al Se ot Nesey . On Br ad St, Opposite National Hotel. . Ladies’ CAMDEN STAGELINE. _ Yeva da te Camden. New Line from Nev N AND A? TER JUNE 28TH the above Line will leave th NATIONAL EX: HANGE, -Broa’ Strect, Nevada, Every Morning a: s excepted) arriving at National tock, A M. ReTrRNING— “St will Leave NATIONAL HOTEL Canulen at Lovelock, P. M., arriving at Nevada at 3o@eclek, P.M. ie Expres ws. Ss C OKs (Sanda Matter promptly attended to. 1, MORRELL, Proprietor. McRonents Agentat Nevada Arentat Canden jy2—tf Daily Stage Line. From Nevabpa to WasHinGTon => On and after Jan. 1, 1856, the above Fw = Line will run as follows : Leaving Nevada at® o'clock, A.M, and passing bx Mountain Spring House. Morgan's, Cold Spring, Whit: yold Hilland Alpha, and arriving at Washingto: by 1 o'clock in the afternoon, Ti isthe Nearest and Best Route to Washington Omega, Seotchman’s Creek, Poor Man's Creek and Enreka teturning the stages will leave the Sovtw Yura HOTEL every m ne at 9 o'clock, and arr'ving at Nevada by . o'clock. PM. connecting with the €alifornia Stage Co's ches for Auburn, Sacramento, Marysville, and Shasta. Office—Sonth Yuba Hotel. Washington. A.S. OLIN, PROPRIETOR. W.S. McRorrrts, Avent. Nevada, Nevada, April leth. R5t—tf To the Travenung runne: California Stage Company. The Stages of this Comnany wil leave their office, NationalExchange r Broadstreet. For SACRAMENTO. Leaves Nevada at . o'clock. A. M an/ arriving at Sacramento in time for the 2 o’eloeck boats for San Franciseo Also, At 4 o'clock, A. M. running via Auburn as an aeccommodation Line te Sacramento For ManysvILr. Leaves the above name offers Every morring at 7 velock, A. M_ passing by Grass Valley Rongh & Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving at M arysville by 3 o'clock, P.M. : TAMES HAWORTH, Prest. C. S.C W. SS. MCROBERTS, Agent. Nevada. March. 7. 1856 -tf Spring Arrangement. "ke Peoples’ Acc mmodition Stage Lin Gee BETWEEN ge Be Nevada amd Gisass Valley. On em afier April lth, b8o8. the above Lin: of Con cord Coaches will commence runing as follows : tyes Smith’s Exchange, Grass Vailey,at8 and 11 A.M. and 4PM. i}. turning leaves National Exchange at 9 A. M. and 2 and M f Phe proprictor feels grateful forthe liberal patsherecofe xtended to this Line f Stages, and hy o ing etlort~ te accommodate all, at low rates, vontide ntly eX pects a contine:nee ofthe same. Pass ers leaving their Nawes and directions at the S ace Offices. will be called for, a 6 H D CADDY, Pronrietar, = i rot oP MetCOOMB, T. J. ASKIN EMPIE LIVE RY STABLE,. « Mill street, Grass Valley. McCOOMS & ASKIN TOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM ' HE CIT5 ns of Grass Valley and the surrev: Cig) owns ve purchased the above well-kiow. LIV. BILE of Harry times te furni h HORSES AND BUGGIES, Single or Bouble Teams, Carriages, . Saddle Horses, fulkies, &c., EQUAL TO ANY IN THE STATE, AT LOW RATES Particnla> attention paid to furnishing CARRTAGES, with competent drivers, for BALLS, PARTIES, FUNERAL , WEDDINGS. &e, &e. ye MONTH. hope, the best > the by striet attention to steck in the mena stable has herctoiore McCOOMB & ASKIN. Coencs Vallee Jnty oO 18h —t¢ THE PACIPIC, SANTA CLARA, VEE Next Session of this Scheol will commence on 7 VEDNESDAY viv Tith din view of this. at their recent n a «“banother T acher to the is now composed ot the following professors : Rev A.S Girnnoxs, A. M. President ane “uf Mentaland Moral 'inlosophvy. Tavwes M Kiwrernis, A. M, and Modern Lanenages Rev. J.J. CLEVELAND ies ing. ulty, which Professor Professor of Ancient A. M., Professor of Mathemat Rev James Rocers, A. M., Professor of Natural . ; Science. EOE. Lanry Teacher in Preparatory Department Rev, WLS. TURNER, A. M., Prineiyal of Fesuale Department Mrs B Treeser. Ass’stant Teacher , Teacher of Ornamental Branches. Lawnir, Teacher of Mnste. The conrse of study ecubraces all that is usually tancht in the bess Colleges in the Fast bas already sent ent one class of gra luates, Roardand Tuntion. v twenty two weeks. S155. payabl quarterly. in advane . Facilities sre offered by whieh yourg men of steady habits and limited means may beard themselves. For foriher information and catalogues, apply to Jnty O—tf A. S GIBBONS. President BOOTS & SHOES. The Old Stand, Corner of Main and Commercial Streets Pa James R The nudersigned having purchased the = sinterestof S Meyers in the above f thlichinent. wenld respectfully in form the citizens of Nevalaand.urroun ling country that they intend to keep a large and good . judgement assortment of b= We Rope ee <BeS directfrom the best imanutfacturers ia And all kinds and varieties of Shoes. New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, and will be abicto sell as cheap as they can be sold at any other establishment in the State. arce assortuent of Nisses, and Children’s Shoes. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A continuance ofthe liberal patronage from their former patrons and the pul lic are respectfully solicited. WM. R.COE. Nevada, April 2¢_IP57 PRICES REDUCED. LADIES! LADIES! LADIES! We respee' fully ea] your attention to Our Large and Well Selected Stock of SUMMER GOODS, Which we from this date offer to you AT CREATLY REDUCED PRICES!!! And beg yon to give us a call before purchasing. Stiefel & Cohn, Philadelphia Store Iniv 19—tf Important to the Traveling Community ILLINOIS BRIDGE, Qovrn YUBA RIVER, six miles from Nevada, the nearest and most direc line of travel from Nevada City to Col-mbia Hill, Humbug City, Woolsey’s Flat, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Snow Point, Eureka, Relief Hill, and all The > ndersignes ve just completed iheir New Road leading out from Main and Washington streets, Nevada, through the East Gapof the Sugar Loaf Hill and tothe above named bridge, whieh is now opened to the traveling pa lic. The road and bridre cannot be excelled by any in the State. By travel’ng this road teamsters atid others will find it greatly to their advantage as it avoids the worst part of the ronte to the above points, KATES OF TOLL KEASONABLE. COOPER & CO. Blue Tent, Nevada co., Cat. County Sirveyor’s Offic COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. Joun ©. Gampir, } J. OSTROM County Surveyor. 45 Deputy. 4A LL persous are hereby cantioned against employing ether Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. Extract from Lows of California ) Car. 20, Sec. 3. Nosurvey or re survey hereafter made by any person excepttthe County Surveyer or hit deputy shallbe considerediegal evidence in any Court within this State. JOHN L, GAMBLE. Nevada, June 26th, ]857. RIDAY ady, and are prepaied at all . ne, which will be sola . FIQRSEN GROOMED BY THE DAY, . WEER It is the purpose of the . itv ta meet filly the wants of The University . th frreished reom per session of T have made arrangements to fget my Stock . i District Court lth Jndicial Distriet. sey, Plaintiff, vs. J.C. Abbott. et als. Defe: Legal Noti-es, SUMMONS, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 2. County of Nevada. 53S District Court of the Fourteenth Jucicial District of said State. The People of the S‘ate of California, to J. S. LANDEKER, Greeting: Tou are hereby summoned toap:ear and answer the Y complaint of Edward Kelsey filed against you, arah Landeker and Bailey Gatzert, within ten day from the service of this writ, if served on vou in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and put of this county. and within forty days if served on you in this State and out of this District, in an action commencedon the llth day of Angnst, a D '858 in said Court forthe recovery of three thoueand -ix hundred . nd twelve dollars and fifty cents, alleged in thecomplaint to said action tobe due the said Plaintiff from the defendants J S. Landeker with aceruing imterest on the sum of $2,500, at the rate of 2} per cent per Month from the Lith day of Angust a p 1848 till paid: \Jso acerning interest on the sum of $1,000 at the nonthly rate of 2 per et a month from date aforesaid uni} paid, and that the Court will, by its final judgment, rdera decree of foreclosure and sale of the mortgaged premises, particula ly mentioned and deseribed in the sriginal complaint to said action on file in the office of the Clerk efsaid Court. and that all persons claiming by, threugh or under any or ¢ i her of said defendants, may be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, or equi ty of redemption in or to the premise: described as tferesaid. And you ate hereby notified that if von fail to answer said cumplaint as herein directed, Pla'ntiff— willtake judgment against you therefore by default, tosether with all costs of uit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in his said comnlaint Ins testimony whereof 1, RUFUS SUOEMAKER, Clerk of the District Court afo esaid, do herennto set my hand and impress the seai of said Court, at office, in the City of of Nevada. this 12th day of August‘ . A b leds. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. Win. Sinith, Deputy. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, rm Cousty oF Nevapba. gs It appearing to my satis‘action upon affidavit that °. 8. Landeker is a necessary asd proper party to the above entitled action, and that a cause of action exists against said defendant. And it further appearing that said defendant Las departed from and resides out of this State. It ittherefore ordered that theSummons in said action be servedon said JS Landeker by publication thereof ence in each week for a period ot three months in the Nevata JOURNAL 8 newspaper published in saidNevada County: Given under my hands at Chambers in Nevada this llth day of August IS58. NILES Sf ARLS, District Judge, True copy. Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By Wim Smith, Deputy Clerk, JOIN ANDIRSON, Attorney. al3 Summons. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Distriet Court of the ts lath Jndicial District County of Nevada, of said State The People of the State of California to. G CLARK— Greeting :

OU ARE hereby Sam moned to apnear and answer the complaint of Hmwarnp KeEtsey fil d again you THos Epwakrnps aud J C. Apnorr withintend from the service of this writ. if don yon in this Cornty, withi owe ays if serv on you inthis Distriet and ont of thi minty, and within forty days if served on you in this Siate an] ous of this District. in an action commenced on the 31 day of Avenst, SSS, ie «nid Court fer the reegvery of the <mm of Six Thousand [ol ev. » the said date, and i + complaint to said action to be due plaintif from defendants upon a promissory note executed jeintly by the defendant , as set forth in the complaint aforesaid Alxo—For a deeree of Forclosure and sale of the mortgaged premises given to secure the payment of said Note, and that the procecds of said sale may be applied to the paymentof any judgment that may be obtained » particularly ime “lL and deseribedin said nt oN file in the + Clerk of sa:rd Court t viies this Writ. And von are hereby net thatif you fail to answer said complaint @+ herein directed, Plaintiff will take judgment + gain-t vou therefor hy tefanit. tegether with ‘All costs of suit an also dei doefthe Court such other relief as is prayed for Teomnlaint. In testhuony whereof I, Knfus Shoemaker, Clerk of the Dist rt aforesaid, do » ys SEAT Vira unto eet ney upress the seal sp WY or sa A Conrt ce in the city of Nevada . this ivtin day of August & D 1 : RUPU S. Lampert, Der upto SHOEMAKER, Clerk. INNIA— euniy ef Nevaca— In the I 1 Distriet—Ea MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1858. Business Cards. John Anderson, TICE OF THE PEACE. OverHarrington & Paiterson’s Saloon DR. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon, At F. F. -pence’s Drug Store, Main street. Nevada. JUS Wh. J. KNOX, © T. OVEKTOSN, Knox & Overton, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Orrice—On cor. Broad and Pirtestreets, Thomas Marsh, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER COMMERCIALSTREET, “ABOVE MAIN. NEVADA CITY. feb DUNN & GATES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Riley’s Building, Nevada. Angust 20, 1858—tf Henry L. Joachimssen, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. With Buckner & Till, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OFFICE Commercial Strb t. Fidd & Knox's Building, Bread Street George S. fiupp, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OrFick—In Brick Building cf br H.H. Wickes & Co Cerner of Broad and i‘ine strecis, Nevada. ap3u DR. W.A. KITTRIDGE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Ofice—Cor. of Pine §& Commercial St. NEVADA, sepl0 MRS. EH. STONE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Student of Gezin College ........222-Germany. No.3 BOULDER STREET, KEVADA. MLENKY MEREDITH, Tuomas v. HAWLEY Meredith & Hawiey, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Office—Kidd & Knox’s Brick Bnilding. janis T.R. MCFARLAND GARDINER & McFARLAND, Attorneys and Counsellers at Law. Office—Riley’s Brick building Corner Pine and Broad rect.. *, GALDINER. 3. MC ONNE! L. McConnell & Niles, Attorneys and Coun:ellors at Law, Wili practice in all the Courts of the 14th Judicial Disrict, and in the Supreme Court. Office in Ki Ws Ble ion j ee William C, Stiles, the Undertaker, WILL BE FOUND AT The End of Pine Street bridge, NEVADA CiTY. lsoo—tt A. C. NILES, up stairs Nevada, June 4, CHARLES W. YOUNG. MANUFACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN W \boott, et al defendants ng aud tikng “be atidavit of AC Niles and it to the satisfaction of th: Court that J G Clark sary and proper party defendent herein and that he has dey arted and is absent fiom this! tate, it. is or tered that summons bercio be served uponthe said J G Clark by p Diication in the Nevada JovRNAL once a week for three months } Dated Nevada, Aue 1, 18 . NILES (A True Copy—Attest ) RUFUS SUOEMAKER, Gerk. By JS Lambert. De puty Andersen, MeCorneli & N les, Attys for Plaintiffs. . . . . ward We faa: 1 jury apperr isa nees ARLS, District Judge. SUNLNORS, . Qt ATE OF CALITORNIA Conny of Nevada, ss: District Courtof the Fourteenth Judicial District of id State ‘he People of the State of Caiffornia, to J. G. Clark, ting . Youware hereby summoned toappear and answer the complaint of Fdward Kelsey, filed against Ses ee oes OD Abbe : Y t service © oe: ‘don yen in this county within twenty days ifserved cn you in this District } and out of this county, ard within forty days if served onyou inthis tate aid eutof this District. in an ac } ti th commenced on the 2dday of Aucust, A op 1858 in . said Court for therceovery of the sum of fifteen handred and seventy-one dollars and thirty cents, together with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per menth from Sept mber 6th 1856 to the time of judge. ment. also, f radecree of sale and foreclosure of the mortgaged premises described and set forth in the com. Jvint to said action on file in office of the Clerk of said Court. Alse, for the additiensl sum of twenty-two hundred and seventy dollars and ninety-nine cents with accruing interest at the rates fs per eent per month and alse forad eree of sale an! foreclosure ofthe mort gaged premis sdeserii ed and set forth in the complain, to said action ¢n file in office of the . lerk of ssid Court a certified copy of «hich accompanies this writ, And yon are hereby notified that if you fail to answer saidcomplaintas herein directed Plaintiff will take against you therefore by default. together { with ail cost~ of suit, and alse demand of the Court such other relie? is prayed for in hissatd compliint In testimony whereof I Rurvus SHOEMAKER, Clerk of the Distriet Court afor hereunto -et my hand nd impress the sez ourt, at Office, “n the cit, f Nevada, this [9th day of August, ap. 1858, j RULUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk, J.8, Lambert, Deputy. CATE OF CatirokNts—tounty of Nevada—ss, In Fdwar! KelOn reading and filing the affidavit of A. C. Nil and it appearing therefrom to th satisfaction of the Court, that.) G Clirk isa necessary and proper pa ty defendant herein, and that the said Ciark has departed and is absent from the State. Tt is ordered t' at Summens hereby be served upon the aid JG. CLARK. by publication in the NEVADA JouR NAL once a werk for Three months, Dated Nevada, Aupust 19, 185%, NILES SEARLS, District Judge. (A True Copy—Attest) * RUFUS SHOEMAKER, (lerk. By TS Lampert, Debuty Jno Anderson. VeConnel’ & Niles. Atty’s for Plt ff SUMMONS, STATE OF CALIFORNIa, ss County of Nevasa, fs " district Court of the Idth Judicial District of said State. The People of the Staie of Caiforuia, to MI: HAEL L, WOLFE, Greeting: Bb” fe ARE HEREBY summoned to appear and answer tothe complaint of John Pryor filed against you by James Weaver and I-aae N. ‘Lhorn within ten days from the service of this writ if served on yor in this county, within twenty days if served on yon in ‘his District and ont of this county. and within forty days if orved op you in this Sate outef this District, in an action commenced on the 10th da of Angust, aD 858. in said Court for the recovery ot two thousand tive hundred an i twelve doliars. aliedzcd in the complaint aforesaid to be due Plaintiff from Defendants upon a promis sory note, together with aceruing interest on safd sum at the rate +f three per cent per month till paid Al-o, fra decree of forecolsure and sale o° the 1 rtzag ed premises pa:ticularly mentioned aud dese:ibed in the original complaint on fle in the office of tho ¢lork of said Court a certified co; y ef which is herewith served And you are herehy votitied thatif you fail to auswer said complaint as herein directod Plaintiff will take jndgvient against you therefore by d -tault. together with all costs of suit, and also demand or the Court sueb other relief as is prayed for in his said complaint. In testimony whereof. I. RUFUS HOEMAKER. Clerk ofthe District Court af: resai?, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of «aid Court, at office, in the City uf Nevada, this 10thday of Angnst, a Dp. 1858. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By © m. Smith, Deputy. It appearing to the Court by affidavit of John A. Prior attorney in fact for Plaintiff th t MichaelG. Wolf oneof the d: fenda.ts canno’ be found,—although diligent search has bee Nmadeforhim and it also appearing that sav! W' If is stil a resident of this Sate. an that Plaintiff baa good cause of action agaijust caid defendant. It is therefore ordered thit se-vice be hal upon said defendant, Wolfe. by pnb ivatien in the NEVADA JouRNAL anewspaper published in Nevada for the term of four weeks next froin and after this @ te, Witness NILES SEARLS, District Judge, {A true copy . Rurvus Stor“ aker, Clerk, D.C. By Wai. omith, De Clerk. Dunn & Cates, Attys.for Plinure” Le Attest within ten days from the . aoe All kines of Fine Watehes, . Skee DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, Old stand—Counmereial street, Ne a—Aug >. NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE. Fr. SCHOTTE, 7 O 30 Main ~ treet, continues to melt and Assay pe Gold aad Ores of every daseription, Returns madein from four to six hours. My Assays are grarantecd, and Bars discounted in Neva'ta at Marysvuile or acrauento rates. [3 Eutrevee to my office, through House of JC. Birdseye & . 0. °= the Banking ap2s J.M. HAMILTUN & CO., General Dealers in . } WARDWARE, IRON, STEEL Window Giass and Oils, Camphene, Powder, Fuse, Cordage, Tackle, Blocks, &¢ . AT THEIR OLD STAND, No. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada Nevada. Ang jj5—tf GEORGE H. LORING, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, Next door below C. W. Young's, MAIN. STREET. N. B—All work pertaining to the Jevelrv business neath: performed. MORRIS ROSENH 21M, Watchmaker & Jeweler, AND DEALER IN . FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Diamonds. Main Street. two doors from the Nevada Journal Office. Nevada, April 23d. 1859. CHARLES W. MULFORD, BANKER. At his Old Stand, Main street, Nevada. Gold Dust Bought at the highest market rates. Sight Checkson Sacramento and >an Francisco AT PAR. Dust forwarded to the U.S, Branch Mint for Assay or Coinage, avd advances made on the sane. ifreq.ired. Nevace Dec. 4th, 1857. JAMES CHURCHMAN, Attorney and Counselior at Law, \ TILL hereafter devote himsclfsolely to the prae tice of his profession, and will be found alway* it his office, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada: Neept wien aortt on ocofessional business. julyld G. FL. DEETHKEN, SURVEYOR. 'URVEYS OF MINING CLAIMS, s and Ditches, carefully attended to. Mathema‘ieal Drawings of every description made with neatness and dispateh, Oftiee—Main stree_ rear of Bird :eye’s Banking house Nevada, July 9, '=58 DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Reom 24 Story Kidd & Knox’s Brick. DR. CHAPMAN will be happy to wait on those wishing his services, Teeth af. ter having became sensitive from exposure ofthe nerve or otherwise will be filled without causing pain. All Dental operations performed in a neat and snbstan al manner, aol satisfaction guaranteed in all eases. DR. CHAPMAN designs making Nevada his permanent residence. « n2l 3m TUNNELS, STANTON BUCKNER. C. WILSON HILL Buckner & Hill, OFFICEIN KELSEY'S BUILDING.SECOND FLOOR Commercial street, Nevada. . ginger associated themselves together in the practice of the Law, will attend promptly to all business contided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties. Nevada July 18, 1856-tf a “MEAGNOLIA.” The Magnolia Saloon, next door to the U. 8. Mint No. 148 Commercial Street, Open under tke Supervision of CAPTAIN EDWIN A. RIGG; G S NORRIS, Oysters Furnished in every style. San Francisco, Sept. 4—tf a nS seed tick, tick.—Louisville Journal. eee WHOLE NUMBER 40 ~ THE JOURNAL. i An old native, at Les Angeles, led up his ten sons to the ballot box on election day, and placed in the hand . each a straight Administration ticket, saw the whole brood vote it, and then voted the same way himself. Just what might have been expected from a greasér. Srock.—Some idea may be formed of the iinmense stock business of Southern California, from the fact that in the past seven months, 23 689 head of cattle. 620 horses and 23,560 sheep passed hitherward thiough Natividad, Monterey county. MackereL Fisurrey.—The Santa Cruz Sentinel of Saturday, says: “Mackerel in great abundance have been taken onthe Santa Ciuz shore of Monterey Bay during the early part of the present week. On Wednesday 9 party of five returned aftera few hours fishing with eight hundred, besides a uumber cf smelt, horse makeral; and other kinds, of fish, including two or three small sharks. The fish when cleansed and silted made one and half barrels. A fine opportunity is here presented for the developement of the the country. Oue or two parties, who have the means, declare their intention of les urces of srosecuting the buisness extensively the i git coming season.” FF In his last published political work, in the last part ef it, and as his “last word,” Col. Benton thus admonishes the American peoyle : “A Last worp.— I was breaking down under the terrible attack which kept me for two weeks, face to face with death, when I was writing this examination, and had to break off abruptly, leaving two heads untouched, and not even alluded to. Besides these two entire heads, now postponed, there was another, which T wished to bring before the American people, to-wit: The com duct of an Administration aud a Senate. Satinists, Mopern AND AXCIANT = Hate satirists done the world more cood or harm, is a question we frécontinually tempted to ask 7 Thes sertainly have not succeeded in éorrésting their own errors by any means. either it ancieut or in modern times. Few Lavé been more severe upor the manners amt modes of the present age than Thacke= ray. He has suceeeéded m shoving ap the fashions and follies of Pulgravia witht a keen pen. Shams and snobs have, as he boasts, no mercy at his hands. Yet he, in turn, becoines the subject of a ériticism no less severe, and more personal. stinging and trithful than an} of his own portraits A Mr. Yates, @ member with himself of the Garvick Club, has taken him oF iy suéh I vely sty le, in one of the London papers that he has demanded thé refraction of the satiré, sr the expulsion of the author. The latter has we believe, been the final result. Dickens, however, warily championed Mr. Yates. The boys sometimes get.a small vial, into whieh they contrive to slip as many spiders as they can catch, who, after biting off each others’ arms and legs, end thé éombat hy the poison they infuse into fhe Just now the Garrick sub has become a vial of spiders, each wounds inflicted. poisoning and killing all the rest, instead of the flies, that form their wonted food. Will the world be the better; or the worse off, for this exchange of dict ? Dickens himself, though more fairly a humorist, than a satizist, and aman of far higher type and better philosoply than Thackeray, has been very severe (about as bad as Thackeray himsé!fy upon a certain class of sentiments comIt has been hinted that the character of Clennam’s mother, in oné of his latest novels; was, in fac‘, a take off, not only on the monly known as Evangelical. Calvinism but the character, of his own wife. His domestic difficulties have accordingly furnished an oceasicn, by ue means neglected by certain Lewspapers, to inquire whether these are the natural results of “liberal Christianity,” 7. ¢. to called Democratic, which has done, and . make the house unbearable for ar ortho is doing, what no former Admiuistration and Senate (whether Whig, Federal, Democratic, or Republican) ever did !— that is to say, suppressing aud concealing the evidences of a foreign negotiation, after the negotiation is all over and cone with; which negotiation is surrounded by circumstances which connect it with a scheme to bring on a separation of the slave from the free States. J speak of the Gadsden negotiation, and of fifty millions he was authorized to give for a broadside of Mexico, with a port on the Gulf of California, and a railway toit, to suit the United States South, after the separation; to which point all the schemes for a Southern Pacific railrozd tend, while the eredulous public are made to believe that they are hunting the best way to Califurnia, where they mean it shall never go, becouse California rejects slavery. “Every Union-loving State Legislature should post its Senator under instructions to bring these hidden negotiations to the public view, though with but little prospect of getting the whole truth after se many years’ suppression —the same reasons which have induced suppression thus far, being equally strong to make it perpetual ; so that much may be gone past recovery. Wasninetox Ciry, Sept. 1857." Fe The N. Y. Post says that the Pacific Railroad was to be built on a Southern route, the farther south the better, has been a forgone conclusion with the Government for some four years. Money enough has been spent in the exploration of Southern routes— all but two or three of them being through Texas—to build many miles of the road from St Paul to Puget Sound One million of dollars spent in Texas enginecring, seven hundred and tifty thousand spent in printing the surveys. ten millions paid by General Gadsden fora strip of desert territory outside of our own boundaries, since arailroad was impracticable in that section of country within them, a quarter ofa million spent for a wagon road over the said desert, another quarter of a million spent for Bactrian camels and Bedouin dromedaries to be used where there was little water, another quarter of a million spent in digzing artesian wells where water was 80 scarce that even camels could not live~=all these items, added roughly, amotint to twelve millions of dollars, and are exclusive of the sum we shall soon have to pay for organizing Arizona into a Territory, and for supporting the Utah troops yet to be sent into that region for the protection of the settlers and the Southern Pacific railroad. Jonathan Going on Tick: =The Washington Union boasts that the affairs of the Government are going on like clock work. Oh yes, they are going on—tick; dox wife. Byron first won h's way to fame by his English Bards and Scotelt Reviewers, a satire in which he did no real injury to the Edinburg Review, that had roused his wrath, but iy whieh he ridiculed a class of poets of the highest order, who have survived his ridicule, and embalined in amber others long sincedead. He showed indeed his own powers asa poet, although the erities have not filed to diseover that the boldest and most beautiful passage inthe whole satire, the figure of the stricket eagle in the character ef Kirke White, is nothing but a splendid plagiarism.— His own life, too, has formed the grownd of as much censure as he ever trrofe. Butler’s recent take-off, “Nothing to Wear,” admirable as it is npon the lressy eXtravagaice of the times, has not corrected the evil against which it was aimed. Hoops Htave gune on expanding ever since, and will do so. we presume, until they explode in the -é¥ular course, not of nature exactly, buf of fashion. Nor will his more recent and polished performance of “T'#» Millions” drawn out of him by Yale College; check the speculating mania of the present day. What millionaire ever read iLood's “Miss K:Imansegg 1’ What gold hunter ever reformed by it? Horace wrofe of the e:rors and f.} ies of the Romans just before the Christian eray and Juvenal just after. Both showed up the vices of the cout and city life; as well as the shallowness of the puiloss ophy of the times. Yet who now supposes that they contributed to the reformation af a single corruption 1 Horace laughed and sneered at vice, as folly, justas Thackeray laughs and sneers ; and Juvenal waxed indignant and earnes’ just as Butler does at the clase of his pieces; yet none of them did for Rome, or even for “Cxsar’s lioisthold "4 what the letter and the lips of the Hes brew tent-maker ¢id, Indeed, the chief use of gatiré séetrs to be to correct the taste and standard of the age, and above all, to correet the ertties and satirists themselves—to carry both back to those great and eternel principles above all fashion and all t me that never can be criticised. Yet they often do more mischief than good, by descending into details that enlighten the eyes to evil, and excite the itmagination, and lead to imitation: Butler’s “Nothing to Wear” liag betn as good as a five hundred dollar advertisement to Stuart of Broadway, as Juvenal’s severer invectives taught grosser vices eighteen httndred years ago. 'Thackeray’s writings ¢réate quite a demand for “cakes and ale;” as Byron’s writings did for gin and water. ‘Iwo thousand years hence these works may all be useful in aiding some Macaulay to re-constrnet in piquant views the inner life and eivilizatian of the present age—to prove from Byron that Kirke White was the only poet of the times except his lordship, that Coleridge was only a “mighty mas: ter of unmeaning rhyme,” and. ‘Tom Moore a notecious coward,